Wednesday May 15 | Daily Herald
Sugar Grove, Aurora, Kane parks agencies get state grants
The Sugar Grove Park District, the Fox Valley Park District and the Kane County Forest Preserve District are each due to receive $400,000 from the state for building and improving parks.
Interpreter works with cops' deaf helpers
For the last 35 years, Nicki Weigel has been a voice for the hearing-impaired as a sign language interpreter.
Dave Ginsberg of Geneva finished first with a time of 18:49 at The Hope For Haitians 5K on Saturday in Geneva.
5K runners, volunteers raise money to build hope in Haiti
For Colleen and Chris Ottens, concern for the plight of the people of Haiti is something never far from their mind.
Sugar Grove American Legion Post sued over video gambling Updated May ...
A video gaming company filed a lawsuit in Kane County this week seeking to have a judge rule that it has exclusive rights to place video gambling machines at the post for up to five years.
Face Time with Francis Saylors
Sugar Grove resident Francis Saylors, 16, a junior at Kaneland High School, stopped off at Alice's Place in Elburn – on his way to prom – when he answered seven questions for the Kane County Chronicle's Al Lagattolla.
Kaneland explores bullying action plan
SUGAR GROVE – An update on a bullying task force's action plan Wednesday elicited mixed emotions among some Kaneland School District 302 board members.
What Does Pat Brady's Resignation Mean for the Illinois Republican Party?
You knew Pat Brady's decision to step down as leader of the Illinois Republican Party was big news when Donna Brazile retweeted the Daily Herald online article minutes after the story broke Monday night.
Waubonsee Community College's rock band ready for its big show
Drummer Charlie Morrison rehearses with the Waubonsee Community College rock band, Von Ohlen, in the music room of Von Ohlen hall at at the Sugar Grove campus.
Rain Fails to Dampen Local Distribution on World Book Night
Elizabeth Nicholson of Aurora, left, and Amy Manion of Sugar Grove, gave 40 free books to local homeless children and college students in the fourth annual World Book Night program.
Airman who died in Afghanistan comes home to Oswego
Visitiation for Capt. Brandon L. Cyr will be held from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Dunn Family Funeral Home, 1801 Douglas Road, Oswego.
He estimated total damage at $500. It is not known when the damage occurred, but it was reported April 1. • Ryan Vega, 20, of the 1200 block of Amaranth Drive, Naperville, was arrested April 2 on a DuPage County warrant for driving without a valid license.
Caity Phillips remembered as 'bright, cheery'
Friends, classmates and others who knew Caitlyn Phillips sought consolation Monday, even as they remembered the teenage girl described as “bright and cheery.” “She was an absolute delight,” said Gayle Haas, an administrative assistant and teacher at Calvary West Church in Sugar Grove.
Chlorine odor reported at Sugar Grove water treatment plant
Emergency vehicles are parked near the Sugar Grove Water Treatment Facility on Monday morning, as a chlorine leak is investigated.
Elburn teen killed after colliding with vehicle while rollerblading...
Counselors will be available Monday for students at Kaneland Harter Middle School in Sugar Grove coping with the death of a classmate killed Friday when she collided with a vehicle while rollerblading.
How Tri-Cities-area candidates raised, spent money
Who spent what to get elected to office in Geneva, Sugar Grove and Batavia this spring? And who gave them the money to buy all those campaign signs, palm cards and mailers? Committees and candidates that do not accept or spend at least $3,000 in a 12-month period are not required to file statements of organizations or disclose contributions and ... (more)
Churches seek to involve children, teens
Members of the Galilee of Friends youth group at the Congregational United Church of Christ in St.
Sugar Grove police, fire departments join Tri-Com
SUGAR GROVE – The Sugar Grove police and fire departments announced Thursday that they will join St.
Elburn talks upgrade of wastewater plant
ELBURN – The village on Monday night approved its budget and OK'd the creation of a director of finance position, but another key decision is now looming – the modernization of the village's wastewater treatment plant.
Geneva park damage may be worse than first thought
Island Park in Geneva might have sustained more damage than originally thought from last Thursday's flood, Geneva Park District executive director Sheavon Lambillotte said.